Programming Bootcamp with Python, JavaScript, C++, PHP MySql

Start with JavaScript basics, setting up NodeJS and VSCode, and learn variables, constants, data types, type conversion and coercion, operators, and control statements with a project-based, supported learning experience.

Explore what JavaScript is and how to write your first code, including running hello world with console.log in the browser console and in a .js file using Node.js.

Set up Node.js and VS Code, write your first line of code, run it in the terminal, and use the Code Runner extension for quick debugging and output.

Explore how variables in JavaScript act as containers for data, define and update numbers and strings with let, print results with console.log, and follow naming and quoting rules.

Explore how constants differ from variables in JavaScript, and learn to use const and let to define length and breadth, compute area, and display results.

Explore JavaScript data types from numbers and strings to booleans, null, and undefined, and learn type of, NaN, infinity, and big int data type.

Explore arithmetic operators in JavaScript, including plus, minus, multiply, divide, remainder, boolean conversions, and assignments like +=, plus pre- and post-increment and decrement, and exponent and square root with **.

Explore relational operators in JavaScript, comparing numbers and strings using <, >, and ==, and distinguish between loose equality (==) and strict equality (===) with type considerations.

Learn how to use JavaScript logical operators—and, or, and not—to combine boolean conditions, create variables, and test outcomes with console.log.

Explore how the JavaScript if statement works, including else and else if, with practical examples of conditions, indentation, curly braces, and console.log outputs.

Learn to use a switch statement in JavaScript to map days of the week to study topics, using cases and breaks to output the correct message.

Discover class project two: determine the greatest of three numbers with a JavaScript if statement, declaring variables, using else if, and printing results with console.log.

Learn the basics of C++ programming, from setting up to writing your first code, including variables, data types, strings, numbers, user input, arrays, functions, return statements, and if statements.

Set up your c++ development environment by learning to download codeblocks, install the mingw compiler, and create a console project with main.cpp, then compile and run a hello world program.

Learn to draw shapes in C++ by printing characters with cout and endl inside main, using semicolons and return zero to structure ASCII shapes like a square.

Learn how to declare and use variables in C++. Explore string and integer types, and how to assign and print values.

Explore c++ data types, including character, string, integer, float, double, and boolean, and practice printing results with cout and endl to build robust variable handling.

Explore strings in C++ by printing and manipulating text with cout, using string variables, indexing from zero, and extracting substrings with find and substr for dynamic text handling.

Explore int and double data types, basic math operations, printing with cout, and cmath functions like pow, sqrt, floor, ceil, max, min.

Learn to get user input in C++ with cin and cout, storing values in variables like double, int, and string, and using getline for names.

Create a simple calculator in C++ by accepting two numbers, choosing int or float types, and performing plus, minus, multiply, and divide using cin and cout.

Create a simple madlibs game in C++ by collecting user input with getline, storing it in strings and variables, and printing the humorous story using cout.

Learn how to declare and initialize an int array in C++, specify capacity with square braces, store multiple values, update elements, and print with cout using 0-based indices.

Define and call functions in C++ by creating void functions and invoking them from main, while learning to pass parameters and use cout for output.

Learn how to implement a C++ return statement with a cubing function. Build a double-typed function, compute cube values, and return the result to main.

Learn how the if statement controls program flow with boolean values, true/false, and logic in c++. Explore if, else, and else if, with booleans like is boy and is smart.

Join the class project on how to work with variables in c++, following steps from opening main.cpp, selecting a data type, naming variables, printing results, executing code, saving, and uploading.

Learn to create and update a C++ array by opening main.cpp, choosing a data type, naming the array, adding elements, and printing by index; save and upload the file.

learn php basics, set up and write your first php script, work with variables and data types, embed php in html, and complete a project-based course.

Set up PHP on your PC, download and configure PHP, install a text editor, and run PHP with HTML while learning data types, variables, and basic loops and if statements.

Write your first line of php code by setting up a web server, creating a php file, and printing hello world with echo inside html using php tags.

Embed HTML in a PHP file by opening with <?php, using echo to print HTML elements, and closing with ?> to render headings and paragraphs.

Learn how PHP variables act as containers to store names and ages, declared with a dollar sign, and referenced to print updated values.

Explore PHP data types, including string data type, whole and decimal numbers, booleans, and the null data type. Learn to store and echo variables to see how each type behaves.

Explore working with strings in PHP by printing strings with echo, declaring string variables, and applying common string functions such as lower/upper case, length, substring, and replace to manipulate data.

Explore working with numbers using integers and floats, positive and negative numbers, perform arithmetic with + - * /, use parentheses for precedence, and apply abs, round, ceil, and floor.

Learn to build an html form with php to capture user input, print and save it on the same page using the get method.

Learn to build a mad libs game in PHP by creating a form using the get method, capturing name, color, and food, and echoing the result.

Explore the differences between get and post methods, demonstrate URL parameters, and explain when to use each for form submissions in PHP.

Explore building a basic PHP calculator with an HTML form, handling input via get, and performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to reinforce form handling and logic.

Create a secure password input form in PHP using the POST method to prevent password exposure in the URL, and display a success message after submission.